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CAD tip # 8959:
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You can use the following procedure to change the existing sketch' type from 2D to 3D - while maintaining the shape of the sketch curve (e.g. for a hose path):
- create a work plane in the 2D sketch plane (use 3 sketch points to define it)
- launch the 3D sketch environment (3D model > Sketch > Create 3D sketch)
- project your 2D sketch to the workplane (3D sketch > Draw > Project to Surface) - do not exit the 3D sketch yet
- in the browser tree, right-click on the item (feature) "Project to Surface" and choose "Break Link"
- exit the 3D sketch environment and optionally delete (from the tree) the original 2D sketch (Inventor prompts you do erase also the workplane)
- the resulting 3D sketch is now fully editable using the 3D sketch commands
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7.12.2012
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